A Call That Changed Her Entire Life
Chapter 227 Who Yielded First
Since they got back from the hospital, Mark took off the handcuffs from Tina. However, if Tina refused treatment, Mark wouldn't hesitate to lock her up again, even if it would make Tina hate him more.
Tina did not utter a word, but the resentment was clear as crystal in her eyes.
Tina hated feeling like a prisoner! She never imagined her life would come to this!
Before long, Mark brought another bowl of ointment and applied it on Tina's wounds gently.
"When do you intend on setting me free?" Tina asked, coldly.
"Doesn't it feel good to be home? No one can hurt you here and you won't have to see the faces that you don't like either," Mark answered, with tongue-in-cheek.
In the past few days, Mark's parents made several attempts to visit Tina, but every time Mark would send them back with some kind of excuse. Mark's parents felt guilty assuming that Tina did not want to see them because they wanted to welcome Emily back into the Tao family. Therefore, they decided to give Tina some time on her own, instead of constantly pestering her.
Besides, they trusted their son to take good care of Tina, so they did not have to worry about anything at all.
Frustrated and annoyed, Tina screamed at Mark, "You've kept me locked up here, against my will, Mark!"
"No, I'm protecting you," he said.
"Hypocrite," she replied.
"I don't care what you think of me," he retorted.
Mark didn't hold any grudges against Tina. He just smiled and said, "But my love for you is unconditional."
Tina warned, with contempt, "You cannot keep me locked up in here forever."
Mark did not take Tina's threat seriously until night time, when he really understood what she had meant by that.
When Mark left her alone for a little while, Tina used a piece of broken glass to cut open her wrist. The blood gushed out from the wound and dripped all over the ground.
into the room, a spasm of panic contorted his face, as he
it out on me. Why do you
if she could not feel
for her own
as his eyes failed to hide his real emotions. Needless to say, he
face him and gave a grim smile. "Yep, you can keep me locked up in here as long as you want, and
could finish, the
on Tina's wrist, as she hurried to dress it up quickly. "Be
He didn't utter a word, until the the
were fighting a silent war against each other, as if the one to speak up first would be the loser.
the one to take things seriously would tend to lose, while the one who loved no one would always
say, Mark was the
you want to go out, but you don't need to hurt yourself just to get to me. Do you understand?" he said.
don't want to understand," she answered. Tina's eyes did
and her health. She had nothing left in this world for her to carry
perfect life. Emily had everything Tina had lost. How could Tina go on like this?
going was her hatred
hell with her, if that was the last thing she had to
"You can go, but I will accompany you everywhere at all times. Do not try to be devious. I promise I will exact revenge upon your
key point was to defeat Jacob. As long as Jacob was rendered powerless, no one could protect
them to taste what it felt to be desperate
and elaborate methods he would
over to Tina, for her to torture them as
a single word that came out of his mouth, as she feigned correspondence in a cold, apathetic
was as gentle as before. "Our parents haven't seen you in a long time. They're worried about you,"
Mark continued to keep Tina locked up in his home for an indefinite amount time, his parents would start to suspect
faked a smile and ridiculed him. "They are your parents,
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